More Radical Than Picasso? A New Tate Exhibit Shows The Groundbreaking Story Of Abstract Photography
In the early 20th century, as avant-garde painters broke with tradition by making their pictures abstract, Alvin Langdon Coburn set his sights on creating abstract photographs. At first he approached ...
The London-based artist uses intentional camera movement (ICM) to reinterpret London through abstract, duotone and black-and-white urban photography. For me, London is never still. Through ICM, the ...
Urban environments can be a frenetic mass of contrasts, vibrant or mundane, lively or eerie, beautiful or drab. For a photographer, it’s easy enough to capture how places like this look, but it’s more ...
Includes work by photographers: Hanako Murakami, Alison Rossiter, Pauline Beaudemont, Isabelle Le Minh, Juliana Borinski, Ryan Gander, Zoe Leonard, Sébastien Reuzé ...
ArchDaily has partnered with The Architectural Review to bring you short thematic introductions to the magazine's monthly editions. Up now: AR's April 2014 issue, which examines the complexities of ...
“Death by Abstraction,” a solo exhibition by abstract photographer David Robertson, shows at Gallery 1855, 820 Pole Line Road, through Feb. 28. A reception is planned for 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 12, ...
Photography’s uncanny ability to represent the world had such a profound impact on society in the early 20th century that its role in non-representative art has been overlooked. “Shape of Light”, Tate ...
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